Share your Pokémon collection as a copy or link

Send a fixed copy for an independent inventory

A copy is useful when a friend needs your list as it stands today. Send a copy produces an Eyevo collection file or an import link. The recipient uses Eyevo to preview and import it into a new, independent collection. Importing a copy does not require the recipient to join your personal sync.

For example, if you share a binder containing two reverse holo copies of a card, compare that entry after import: set, collector number, finish and quantity. If you later remove one from your own binder, the imported copy still has two. An import link also keeps the snapshot made when you created it; it does not turn into a live inventory.

Include saved prices controls whether the copy contains your saved price amounts. A collection copy is different from a CSV spreadsheet export or a share image. Choose the export guide if the recipient needs Excel or Google Sheets instead of an Eyevo collection.

Send a view-only link when the list should stay current

View only creates a live page for the selected collection. The recipient can browse it in a web browser without installing Eyevo or signing in. Changes appear after your collection has synced; the browser view may need refreshing. Anyone who has the link can open it, so share it only with the audience you intend.

Check the page yourself before forwarding it. The preview shows the collection name, cards and quantities. Individual saved prices are not exposed, but a collection total can still be visible. A viewing link is therefore not a promise that all value information stays private.

Use a viewing link when someone needs to browse your cards without editing them. It does not reserve cards, complete a trade or give the viewer access to your other collections.

Invite someone to edit this collection together

Keep in sync is for shared editing, such as maintaining one binder together. The collection’s owner creates the invitation. The recipient needs Eyevo, Pro and an internet connection, then reviews and accepts the invitation in the app. This grants access to that collection, not to every collection either person owns.

After acceptance, compare a familiar card on both devices. Agree on a small change, sync and check that it reaches the other device. Changes and deletions can propagate, so choose View only if the other person only needs to look. A separate copy is better when each person should maintain their own inventory.

End access without confusing links and saved copies

Open Share Collection → Manage sharing for the selected collection. Find the viewing link, import link or sync invitation you want to end and choose Stop sharing. Ending a viewing or import link prevents later access through that link; ending a sync invitation also ends the access granted through it.

Files that only carry a viewing link or invitation still depend on that access. An independent collection copy already downloaded or imported stays with its recipient. Revoking a link cannot retrieve that copy or an image someone saved.

If a link will not open, first check your connection and ask the owner whether sharing is still active. If it was revoked, ask for a new collection-specific share. Do not send your personal sync key as a workaround.